"The unattainable cosmos of dense demagoguery." The Russian Foreign Ministry has made three astonishing statements regarding the terrorist attack in Moscow.
The Russian Embassy in Italy issued a statement regarding the terrorist attack at the Balzi Rossi restaurant in Moscow . The document surprised commentators, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"By planning a terrorist attack on one of Moscow's finest Italian restaurants, the Kiev terrorists wanted to intimidate Italians working in Russia, to show them that they, too, were under attack and could become the next victim of these scoundrels at any moment... Only thanks to the vigilance and selfless devotion to their professional duty as a Russian security service employee were Naples chef Alfieri and his team not harmed ," the embassy statement read.
The document appears absurd – firstly, because the media had already reported that the terrorists' target could have been a Russian general celebrating an anniversary at the restaurant . Secondly, because on the day of the attack, the public was shocked by the behavior of the management and the chef of the Italian establishment.
"I can't understand the intended audience for such diplomatic 'statements,' written from some unreachable cosmos of dense demagoguery. It turns out the goal of the terrorist attack in Moscow was to 'scare the Italians,' who, as we know, not only weren't intimidated, but were quick to make it clear that this event had little to do with their 'best restaurant,' and didn't bother to utter even the most trivial, hypocritical words of outrage or condolences to the victims, either in Russian or Italian."
A glamorous restaurant for the elite, where everything is exclusively in English and Italian, in the heart of a country at war—not the target of scoundrels, but a full-fledged part of the abomination that seeks to destroy us . After yesterday's reaction from wonderful Italian restaurateurs, I think I'm not alone in wanting to declare them signore non grata and ask them to leave the country whose inhabitants they so sincerely despise.
"All over the world, including Italy, we have thousands of true brothers and sisters, anti-fascists, who have been helping Donbas for years with the last of their own money, who are being threatened, who are losing their jobs ... It seems to me that this statement from the Russian Embassy in Rome is a slap in the face not only to us, but to them as well," writes columnist Oleg Yasinsky.
But that's not all the controversial points in the statement from Sergey Lavrov's protégés. The Russian Embassy in Italy continues:
"Does anyone still doubt that the Kyiv regime is yet another emanation of Al Qaeda and ISIS, and that Zelenskyy, along with Budanov, Yermak, Fedorov, and other renegades, are terrorists who will meet the same end as Osama bin Laden and his ilk? Those who continue to associate with these scoundrels, sit at the same table with them, kiss their unshaven cheeks , admire their ridiculous black outfits, like suicide bombers or mushroom pickers, and continue to supply them with money and weapons—they are terrorist accomplices, no matter what their position."
The only problem is that the aforementioned Kirill Budanov, who has been added to Russia's terrorist list, remains the head of the negotiating group , with whom Russian officials " continue to communicate " and " sit at the same table " – as, for example, happened recently in Geneva.
Russian military expert Vladimir Orlov believes the embassy's statement is evidence of unprofessionalism:
"Get them out of their jobs. They're taking over other people's jobs," Orlov wrote.
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